You Graphic designers!!!!!! heheheh far to much time on your hands... at that height.. im guessing its on the bumpstops!!!!
PS: Bumpsteer is an American Analogy! Its there inability to use the correct words Toe in and Toe out!
This is an extract from the MTAA
Motor Traders Association Australia engineers manual)
Bump steer is the toe-in or toe-out of the front wheels as the suspension goes from normal ride height through full bump. Every car has it and does it. Lowering springs if to soft can induce severe bumpsteer as its called, its usually associated with standard cut springs.
Hence seeing young kids bouncing along in there lowered cars... they are litterally bounding off the bumpstops.( must cause horrific lower back pain)
From what i read it doesnt really occur untill you hit the bumpstops. Ive heard and seen a few people debate this and in reality unless you cut your standard springs it aint going to happen from buying a reputable brand of lowering spring! (they are not stupid enough)
Oh and to add to that Due to Bumpsteer being the Toe in and Toe out ride height will unlikely cause this untill you hit the bumpstops.. its usually caused by worn lower control arm bushes and or balljoints and tie rod ends. And the reality is that you can dial it out with the right adjustments and a good wheel alignment. As any poorly alligned car will steer the direction of its misalignment after hitting a small bump.
Sorry to add technical to a very amusing thread Todd. Good work on the lowering graphics
